So many items! I feel like every time you come back you will see something you missed the first…read moretime. Pricing seemed reasonable. I feel like if there was a specific item you are looking for, you will find it here. I was going down memory lane. The barn house a lot of huge items. The barn in the back is jaw dropping. So much to look at. They had the house, the barn and a small shed filled with many items. Everything was neatly organized. It maybe overwhelming but, because it is organized it makes it easier.

I was lucky to stumble upon this eclectic and unique antique "shops" while visiting…read moreToano/Williamsburg! You can't miss the humongous yellow chair and the quirky metal rooster on the front lawn! There are at least 4 buildings: the main building, the "she shed", another small building, and the big barn down the trail! The barn is full of bigger furniture and architectural items as well as traffic lights and metal sculptures and salvage stuff & fixtures. The smaller buildings have garden items (I found a big terra cotta planter that I purchased) and statues. One outbuilding housed some lovely art deco pieces, vintage hats and purses, wing chairs, perfume bottles, and even an antique typewriter. The cute little she shed had kitchenware, vintage aprons, old utensils, some wooden chairs, a tiny table and a few other cool pieces (I bought a cute white deco bookcase from this area). The main building is full of antique furniture, dining sets, china and crystal, tea things, pictures, lamps, mirrors, rugs, jewelry, and even some homemade crafts. I was in "junking" heaven. The owner was super nice and gave me a deal on my finds. With Yelp I also got 10% off my purchase. Even the pristine restroom was decorated with things for sale, linens, signage, washboards, etc! If you're feeling lucky, don't pass up this awesome shopper's paradise!

Another great antique store in Williamsburg. There are a few out there but, this one stays on my…read moreradar. The staff are always helpful, especially when it comes to reaching high items or unlicking doors. They are always willing to help. I really enjoy this antique shop. It is pretty large, but not overwhelming. The closer you get to the back of the store it is a little disorganized. This is the type of antique store where you have to take time to stand and look. Some booths have a lot that you just need to stand back and look. I sometimes find it easier to just walk in with products in mind. But, it is also fun to take a look around with no real plan. Pretty much just see what treasure finds you. The pricing does vary here, but honestly I really can get a good deal from time to time. I really do luck out here.

This local business has everything that you look for at a great antique shop. The mall is filled…read morewith a trove of hidden gems plus the customer service was good. Some of the favorite pieces that I saw was a carved marble lamps, Hallmark ornaments from the 90s, decades old tools, glass lanterns and tea sets. I wish that I would've taken photos, but I was honestly in the moment of enjoying the antique mall. I ended up purchasing two Hallmark ornaments- Winnie the Pooh and one with Santa. I also purchased a wooden Goose carved with beautiful painted flowers. This place has a number of hidden gems. Definitely make time to check this place out when you are in Williamsburg, Va.

Nice antique store in Urbana/Saluda with great prices and nice selection! The customer service was…read moreexcellent and the store was set up beautifully! I found several fabulous pieces for a pittance. Not only do they have a ton of gorgeous jewelry, but furniture, china, toys, handmade crafts, beach signage and decor, garden accessories and more than the eye can see! You'll have to search every nook and cranny for the treasures found within these booths! My favorite item was a cool handmade turquoise necklace with a brass van that said "Gone Junkin'"! I had to have it!

Love love love this place found my antique China cabinet here ànd what a price very pleased with it…read more also found many many more items here that I love. Also love the travel just to come out here. These ladies that work here are also so nice and willing to help you out if needed.

Charlies Antiques & Amazing Stones is a really cool antique shop! There were so many unusual items!…read moreHuge wooden figures, interesting cane collection, furniture galore, colonial items, and yes - rocks and stones! A geologist dream!! The prices were fair! Average for the inventory they carry; they don't seem to hike up the prices for out-of-towners! I loved all the China, teacups and lamps! I would pop in here again whenever I visit Williamsburg!

Without a doubt this is my favorite antique store anywhere. The selection is as unique and varied…read moreas you could possibly want. The staff is always friendly and it's located near a half a dozen other decent antique stores in the Williamsburg area. I never miss a chance to visit Charlies when I'm in the area.

This marketplace is much smaller than I thought when we parked, but they make good use of the…read moreinside and have tons of stalls all with unique items and some really cute things. My mom and I spent about a half an hour wandering around and found some really cute things like yard flags and some Christmas ornaments we loved and purchased. I love finding unique markets that showcase local artists and collectibles and vintage items. This place does all of that. Friendly staff and easy to find.

Flipping Flea is a fun consignment shop to visit. There are an array of different items for…read morecustomers to take in. Items include candles, blankets, jewelry and my favorite, Goosebump books. The manager, Michelle, is so nice. I enjoyed chatting with her. She was helpful when asking my questions. The service + selection makes the Flipping Flea a great place to check out.

Looking for a shopping outing I saw this antiques mall was open on July 4th. My friend and I…read moreventured over to Gloucester and easily located this 65 vendor establishment. We hardly knew where to look but almost every booth seemed well organized. Most items were priced and prices seemed over all not outrageous. There was pretty much something for everyone and many of the booths had a sale going on. Sadly the booths I found items at weren't having a sale. But that's ok. I bought them anyway! If you like antiques malls with a nice variety of items, friendly staff, and an easy location this is a great place to spend a few hours.

This place is big and has a lot of selections we didn't buy but enjoyed the viewing of antiquesread more

I had the pleasure of working with Ken today on a lamp I needed repair work for. He is a true…read moreexpert at his craft! Ken knew right away what was going on with my lamp, and took his time making sure it was back in operational shape. Side note, it was great to just sit in the shop and look at all the beautiful antique lamps he has for sale. Highly recommend this shop for any/all of your lighting needs!

Ken is a master! Incredible knowledge and experience. He knew just how to help me with my early 60s…read morelamps. He was so responsive to me and my request for assistance. I'll definitely go back for help with my other lamps!

Stagecoach Market and Antiques is an interactive antique mall where dozens of Virginians gather to…read moresell various trinkets, baubles, artifacts and junk. With a layout similar to that of a middle eastern bazaar, Stagecoach is a sprawling market where you can find everything from used furniture and ancient records to Russian military memorabilia and nipple rings. As such, the item diversity is quite high, making visiting each little shop and booth an adventure unto itself. There are many treasures to be found at reasonable prices and, unlike a good number of dedicated antique stores you'll find in the region, the vendors here will haggle with you over the price of an item. With that said, out of the hundreds of items I viewed in my two hour visit, very few required negotiating over since the prices were already so low. Finally, all of the vendors I spoke with were friendly and upfront - making doing business with them a pleasure. My two favorite shops were "War and Peace", a gem, fossil, geode, and military memorabilia combination shop, and "Over the Hill", a store run by an awesome couple that sells some really cool mid-20th century relics and knickknacks.

A mishmash of vendors and things. Some antiques, some just old, some are things I just don't know…read morewhy anyone would want.